Part One with Eric Strong

from What Are You Bringing to the Table Hosted by Tori Lopez

This podcast contains material that may not be suitable for all listeners, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. This week we are excited to bring another special guest to the table, Eric Strong, a Black male law enforcement officer, with 20+ years of service in multiple aspects of law enforcement. He provides his personal viewpoints of current events, law enforcement, and racism. The views expressed by our guest are not necessarily the viewpoints of What Are You Bringing to the Table, but provide a great perspective from a different point of view. We are excited for you to listen to this two part episode.

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